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You could write a song with that! :D :D :D

Try posting this question in Cakewalk forum. I know some guys there that might help. ;)

Yes, cakewalk will save your files in .wav or .mp3. You just have to create a new audio track and record what playing on your midi tracks. I don't now CEP, but maybe you can do the same with it. BS

Sweet dreams! :D

Can anyone throw some light on VST plugins for me? What it is, how it works, etc. Links to related articles would be very much appreciated! Thanks in advance for any reply! :D

I'm pretty much satisfied with NoWhere radio.

I'm pretty much satisfied with NoWhere radio.

Hmmm.. you can't add envelopes to tracks other than track 1? That's weird... :confused: How are you trying to add these envelopes? You should just right-click the track and select Add Envelope. Do you get any error messages?

Well, if you're looking for some "Hello world" examples you definetely will find it on those books. Anyway, you can always get some answers here and in the Newbies forum. Good luck with your reading! ;)

Go for Cakewalk. Once you start using it you won't want any other software. ;)

Try copying one track at a time and see if this is going to happen again.

Not much of an answer, but... :rolleyes: You should ask this question to CEP's support. It's safer to get their orientation than just going into the reg and change something you're not sure (even more if you have those sessions you've mentioned). If you trash something on your PC you'll be like...

Check this out: http://www.prorec.com/prorec/articles.nsf/articles/B425578C027460898625661000745390

Good! :)

Do parachuting! I bet a lot of thing will come up to your mind when you jump!!! :D :D :D

The best thing is to create a new project and attach the audio one-by-one if the audio files were saved.

make a trip!

This link was posted by moskus in another thread, but I think it deserves its place here. Great articles (including all relateds)!! http://www.prorec.com/prorec/articles.nsf/8380cd588060ef03862565e2000db872/9fed7e1e97dc4c9a862566e70067b116?OpenDocument

SFPack is like a zipped soundfont. Use the utility posted by moskus to unpack the .sf2 file. ;)

Great news... :rolleyes: I just bought a NetMD last week and was wondering if I could do that... indeed stupid!